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Much of the new oil is of inferior quality, selling for less than a third of average international prices.
ECONOMIST: Sudan
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You know the brands with a combination of tired campaigns, lack of product innovation, inferior quality and customer service.
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Nevertheless, the developing world should not be expected to endure an inferior quality of life compared to the developed world.
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However, if your vehicle doesn't have a factory-fitted USB port, connecting your MP3 player can often result in a maze of wires, inferior sound quality, and no remote control function.
ENGADGET: Ford USB Music Box adds mass storage playback, smartphone charging to AUX-enabled receivers
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Like inflation, transfers of economic growth tend to produce inferior product quality.
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Streaming video, which enables the viewer to play a file that resides on a remote server, was believed to be a less desirable method of delivery, because the picture quality was often inferior.
NEWYORKER: Streaming Dreams
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While the professors have made quite a stir in the press, Corning points out that the fiber produced by the professors has not come up to the quality of the existing Corning fiber--inferior in the important broad band qualities needed for carrying the varied communications of the future.
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As we'll see shortly, the quality of medical care that Americans buy is often inferior to the treatment people get in other countries.
NPR: Excerpt: 'The Healing Of America'
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Dr Corrigan added that vocational and technical studies should not be seen as inferior, but that meant ensuring the qualifications on offer should be of the highest quality.
BBC: Apprenticeships 'should last three years' - report